Common Questions About This Project

Monroe County offers the power infrastructure, land availability, and fiber connectivity that modern data centers require — along with a strong local workforce and a business-friendly environment.

Construction traffic will be managed through a dedicated access plan coordinated with county transportation. Once operational, the facility generates minimal daily traffic.

The facility is designed with acoustic barriers and setback requirements that meet or exceed local ordinances. Landscaping buffers will be installed along all public-facing perimeters.

We use closed-loop cooling systems that dramatically reduce water consumption compared to older data center designs. All water use complies with Monroe County water authority requirements.

Site work is expected to begin in 2026, with Phase 1 commissioning targeted for 2027. Community updates will be posted here throughout the process.

A significant portion of the annual tax revenue generated by the facility flows directly to the Monroe County school district — supplementing budgets for teachers, facilities, and programs.